BRYAN HOEING<\/p>\n
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- Position(s):<\/strong> Right-handed pitcher<\/li>\n
- Bats \/ Throws:<\/strong> Right \/ Right<\/li>\n
- 2026 opening day age:<\/strong> 29<\/li>\n
- Height \/ Weight:<\/strong> 6-foot-6 \/ 210 pounds<\/li>\n
- How acquired:<\/strong> Via trade with the Miami Marlins in July 2024<\/li>\n
- Contract status:<\/strong> Will not be arbitration-eligible until 2027; will not reach free agency until 2030<\/li>\n
- fWAR in 2025:<\/strong> 0.1<\/li>\n
- Key 2025 stats:<\/strong> 1-0, 3.38 ERA, 0 saves, 0 holds, 5 strikeouts, 3 walks, 1.50 WHIP, .281 opponent average, 8 innings (7 games)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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STAT TO NOTE<\/p>\n
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- 1.99 \u2014 Hoeing\u2019s ERA since the Padres acquired him and LHP Tanner Scott<\/strong> for minor leaguers Robby Snelling<\/strong>, Graham Pauley<\/strong>, Adam Mazur<\/strong> and Jay Beshears,<\/strong> albeit over only 31\u2154 innings. Hoeing had a 1.52 ERA in 23\u2154 innings after the 2024 trade deadline, but spent most of 2025 either on the injured list or at Triple-A El Paso.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
TRENDING<\/p>\n
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- Down \u2014 Hoeing had big-league experience in both the rotation and the bullpen when he as acquired with four years of team control intact and he was initially employed with a great deal of success as a long man. Hoeing even appeared in three postseason games in 2024, but shoulder soreness cropped up the following spring and a shoulder strain ultimately sent Hoeing to the injured list on opening day instead of San Diego. The rehab path carried Hoeing from rookie ball to Double-A San Antonio to Triple-A El Paso before he ultimately returned to the majors with 1\u2153 scoreless innings against the Nationals on June 23. All seven of Hoeing\u2019s big-league appearances came over the next month as Hoeing was optioned back to Triple-A El Paso as part of a pitching staff shuffle that saw him and RHP Alek Jacob<\/strong> returned to the minors and RHP Stephen Kolek<\/strong> and LHP Kyle Hart<\/strong> called up. Hoeing never returned to the majors and even missed more than three weeks in the minors with a lower-body injury before finishing his stay with El Paso with a 4.70 ERA over 15\u2153 innings.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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2026 OUTLOOK<\/p>\n
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- The Padres didn\u2019t need Hoeing after they acquired Mason Miller<\/strong> or even after Jason Adam\u2019s<\/strong> season-ending quad injury. Hoeing hasn\u2019t started a game since making two starts for the Marlins in 2024, so chances are \u2014 especially after an injury-plagued season \u2014 he\u2019ll again serve as a long-man option out of the Padres\u2019 bullpen. He\u2019s got an option left, so Hoeing could also be an arm that moves between Triple-A El Paso and the majors in 2026.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Bryan Hoeing #78 of the San Diego Padres pitches against the Philadelphia Phillies during the fifth inning at Petco Park on Saturday, July 12, 2025 in San Diego, CA. (Meg McLaughlin \/ The San Diego Union-Tribune)
\nROSTER RANKINGS<\/p>\n- \n
- 28. RHP Bryan Hoeing<\/li>\n
- 29. LHP Kyle Hart<\/li>\n
- 30. RHP Jhony Brito<\/li>\n
- 31. INF Will Wagner<\/li>\n
- 32. OF Tirso Ornelas<\/li>\n
- 33. RHP Garrett Hawkins<\/li>\n
- 34. RHP Miguel Mendez<\/li>\n
- 35. RHP Daison Acosta<\/li>\n
- 36. RHP Ty Adcock<\/li>\n
- 37. RHP Alek Jacob<\/li>\n
- 38. INF Mason McCoy<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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- The Padres didn\u2019t need Hoeing after they acquired Mason Miller<\/strong> or even after Jason Adam\u2019s<\/strong> season-ending quad injury. Hoeing hasn\u2019t started a game since making two starts for the Marlins in 2024, so chances are \u2014 especially after an injury-plagued season \u2014 he\u2019ll again serve as a long-man option out of the Padres\u2019 bullpen. He\u2019s got an option left, so Hoeing could also be an arm that moves between Triple-A El Paso and the majors in 2026.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- Down \u2014 Hoeing had big-league experience in both the rotation and the bullpen when he as acquired with four years of team control intact and he was initially employed with a great deal of success as a long man. Hoeing even appeared in three postseason games in 2024, but shoulder soreness cropped up the following spring and a shoulder strain ultimately sent Hoeing to the injured list on opening day instead of San Diego. The rehab path carried Hoeing from rookie ball to Double-A San Antonio to Triple-A El Paso before he ultimately returned to the majors with 1\u2153 scoreless innings against the Nationals on June 23. All seven of Hoeing\u2019s big-league appearances came over the next month as Hoeing was optioned back to Triple-A El Paso as part of a pitching staff shuffle that saw him and RHP Alek Jacob<\/strong> returned to the minors and RHP Stephen Kolek<\/strong> and LHP Kyle Hart<\/strong> called up. Hoeing never returned to the majors and even missed more than three weeks in the minors with a lower-body injury before finishing his stay with El Paso with a 4.70 ERA over 15\u2153 innings.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- Bats \/ Throws:<\/strong> Right \/ Right<\/li>\n